Stevie Nicks - Scotiabank Arena, Toronto ON, 11/15/2025

On November 15, 2025, Stevie Nicks performed live in concert at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario (Canada), the 11th show of the tour.

Videos

Special thanks for 80s Concerts Guy and TheNewMediaoftheDawn for sharing your videos from the show!

Outside the Rain / Dreams

Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around

Stand Back

Free Fallin’

Gypsy

Edge of Seventeen

Rhiannon

Landslide

Setlist

Not Fade Away (The Crickets cover)
If Anyone Falls
Outside the Rain
Dreams
Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around
The Lighthouse
Wild Heart
Bella Donna
Stand Back
Free Fallin’ (Tom Petty cover)
Gold Dust Woman
Gypsy
Edge of Seventeen
ENCORE
Rhiannon
Landslide

Reviews

Back after shoulder injury, Stevie Nicks, 77, bewitches sold-out Scotiabank Arena (NOW Toronto)
“Stevie Nicks delivered a spellbinding performance at Toronto’s sold-out Scotiabank Arena, proving her timeless power as she revisited Fleetwood Mac classics, solo hits, and heartfelt tributes. One of them, towards the end of her one-hour-and-45-minute show, set up “Gypsy,” the Fleetwood Mac song from the 80s she said “still has so much meaning today.” (Read More.)
Mended rock goddess Stevie Nicks sang, shawled, and saluted Tom Petty in Toronto (The Globe and Mail)
“At Scotiabank Arena on Saturday, Stevie Nicks told stories, conjured Tom Petty, twirled her shawled self and generally bewitched a full building. The 77-year-old rock goddess and patron saint of the swinging SoCal soft-rock scene of the 1970s sang Fleetwood Mac classics (Dreams, Gypsy, Rhiannon and more) alongside solo hits (Stand Back, Edge of Seventeen).” (Read more.)
Stevie Nicks was a crystal vision in Toronto (exclaim!)
“Stevie Nicks didn’t think she’d be here tonight. She tells us as much after opening her Saturday (November 15) set at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena with her cover of the Crickets’ Bo Diddley beat-driven single from the ’50s, “Not Fade Away.” ( Read more.)
Quintessentially Stevie after all these years (Toronto Sun)
“Backed by an eight-piece band including seasoned guitarist Waddy Wachtel — whose licks stood out on such highlights as Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around, Stand Back and Edge of Seventeen — Nicks has lost the high heels on her signature black suede boots and the black top hat, but otherwise remains quintessentially Stevie.” (Read More.)